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thehappypessimist
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i swear i saw someone on here creating a list of all the cool edit plug ins and i tried searching today and couldnt find it. does anybody have this link or can anybody tell me where to get these plug ins?
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ozpeter
Location: Australia
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You may be thinking of 'Cool Edit Plugins List' which relates to a type of plug-in which differs somewhat from DX plug-ins. (If it's DX plugins you are looking for, Google will bring them up by the ton). The plug-ins in the thread for which I have given the link appear as extra options within the menus, integrated into Cool Edit. The site for the one I personally have found most useful (the MS Mixer plugin) seems already to have disappeared but I'm happy to email it if you email me first.
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thehappypessimist
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| Posted - Tue Jan 07, 2003 11:38 am |
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thats the post i was looking for, thank you. do all direct x plug ins work with it? im sure not all do but do they have to be made for cool edit?
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VoodooRadio
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| Posted - Tue Jan 07, 2003 1:09 pm |
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All DirectX plug-ins SHOULD work in any software that HOST Direct X. The VST plug-ins can be with the use of a "Wrapper". 
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ozpeter
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| Posted - Tue Jan 07, 2003 4:07 pm |
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For Cool Edit 2000, you have to download an upgrade (free from the downloads page of this site) in order to make DX effects work at all. If you have Cool Edit Pro 2.0, that is DX ready as supplied. AS VoodooRadio says, all DX effects should work, but a few don't! I won't attempt to say why because the reasons vary. Personally I wouldn't pay for a DX plug-in which I hadn't tried for compatibility first.
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VoodooRadio
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| Posted - Tue Jan 07, 2003 5:22 pm |
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| Quote: | | Personally I wouldn't pay for a DX plug-in which I hadn't tried for compatibility first. |
I take the same approach. I usually download a "trial version" on the "internet computer" and give it an audition. If.. it passes muster, I'll purchase it and load it on my DAW. Nothing gets to my DAW that hasn't passed "my own" extensive battering!
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list or link to cool edit plug ins.